His name is written with the characters for starry sky and read as Nasa. Bright but a little odd, Nasa has his high school entrance exams right around the corner when he sees an extraordinarily cute girl, loses focus, and is caught in a traffic accident. The girl is Tsukasa. When he blurts out a desperate confession, she answers that she will go out with him if he marries her, and the two skip dating and go straight to married life.
Fly Me to the Moon is also the name of a new arc in the original. It began in Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 18, published on 31 March 2021, and finally showed the past Tsukasa had kept to herself. VIZ publishes the English edition; volume 33 came out on 8 September, and its blurb sends the class on a school trip to Hokkaido.
Hata's first series, Umi no Yuusha Lifesavers, ran in Shonen Sunday Super. He then drew Hayate the Combat Butler for Weekly Shonen Sunday from 2004 to 2017, and started this series in the same magazine the following year. Japan's volume 37 is due around 16 September, four volumes ahead of the English edition.
The first TV anime season aired from October to December 2020, and the official site also lists a second season and a girls' high school arc. The Shonen Sunday website keeps a series page with news of each new volume.
